mrsparky opened this issue on Mar 07, 2018 ยท 3 posts
mrsparky posted Wed, 07 March 2018 at 6:22 PM
Recently a good friend gave me two of these original tickets as a thank you gift I think they look really cool, though it's created a nice fun mystery, we don't know what country they came from. So can anyone help here?
RedPhantom posted Wed, 07 March 2018 at 8:56 PM Online Now! Site Admin
The languages are Chinese and English. Where the money is listed in American notation and the title of the movie isn't translated, I'm going to guess it's from the states, probably an area that has a high Chinese population.
Googling Ocean Theatre does give a result in Hong Kong. However, that appears to be part of a water park and have underwater films. There's no guarantee that the theater is still around after 40 years.
Cool gift to have gotten.
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mrsparky posted Thu, 08 March 2018 at 8:30 PM
Thanks for that and yes good guess with Hong Kong. That's what people over in the daz forums are saying, when I asked the same question there. Also looks like the cinema is still there, just a lot smaller than it was back in '78.
Cool gift to have gotten.
Yep very much so, moreso as these are so quirky. Indeed thinking of framing it alongside an original Empire Strikes Back film cell I got by sheer fluke a few years back.
Fox wanted to get the Empire trailer out to as many TV stations and movie theatres as possible, so they put the trailer onto rolls of film left over from the production of Empire, including rolls with deleted and unused scenes.
These where originally meant to be thrown away. Fortunately someone rescued some and on one roll was 2-3 seconds of the now infamous "Wampa Room" deleted scene...(3:56 in at... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQEiNJnkQAw)
Obviously at such a short duration this wasn't much use, so the roll was cut into individual cells which where sold at just $20 each. As we all do browsing away looking for something else and clicked on the wrong link.....and well it's only 20 bucks would be my excuse to the better half 